Solicitors vote for Arun District Council as winner of the Customer Satisfaction Award at the 2019 Land Data Local Land Charges Awards
Solicitors and licensed conveyancers from around the country have voted in the 12th Land Data Local Land Charges Awards for the local authority Local Land Charges team that consistently delivers a high level of customer service.
Independent Legal Sector Reticent to Prepare for Brexit, Bellwether Research Paper Highlights
The latest Bellwether research paper titled, ‘The Luxury of Uncertainty: Inaction in the face of Brexit’ published today by LexisNexis UK, a leading global provider of information and analytics; highlights overwhelming inaction on the part of independent law firms to prepare for Brexit.
All change (again!) for the SRA Accounts Rules
Where the SRA Accounts Rules are concerned, law firms are no strangers to change. The past few years have brought several phased changes including to the format of accountants’ reports, role of the reporting accountant and exemptions for firms requiring an accountant.
5 essentials your IT support company should cover for your law firm
The average IT Support contract can be baffling for the lay person. It’s easily to get lost in a bunch of jargon.
Legal marketing is adapting to meet the challenge of review websites
Learning from the revolution in the service industry brought about by Trip Advisor and its ilk, legal review websites are empowering consumers to make decisions based on transparency and real-life information sharing.
Lawyer Checker partners with global legal technology solution provider
Lawyer Checker has collaborated with Tikit, a global supplier of technological solutions to legal firms, to safeguard their clients against fraud.
Eclipse strengthens position in Scottish legal sector with the launch of a regional hub
Eclipse Legal Systems, the UK’s leading case and practice management software provider, has responded to the increased demand for its Proclaim solution within the Scottish legal sector with the launch of a dedicated Edinburgh office and region-specific sales and innovation teams.
Terrafirma collaborate with Yorkshires brightest legal minds to finalise ground-breaking changes to the way coal mining risk is handled within the conveyancing sector
Eight months after Terrafirma became the first non-public body to be licensed to produce a CON29M, Terrafirma have hosted a ‘top secret’ roundtable at the Queens Hotel in Leeds with six of Yorkshire’s brightest legal minds to present and discuss how we can revolutionise the way in which property professionals deal with coal mining risk within a transaction.
